“The best-kept secret” of Mexico.
La Paz has been out of the spotlight for many years; the capital of the state of Baja California Sur houses most of the government offices and a few colonial buildings, here you can breathe a familiar and peaceful atmosphere.
It may seem forgotten for several years, but today, La Paz is on everyone’s lips & showing signs of Real Estate and tourism development.
The discreet awakening of this city called by a few the “Best Kept Secret of Mexico,” can be witnessed with New hotel options such as Baja Club of the group “Habita” recently inaugurated, the complete remodeling of the old Hotel Perla in the Malecon, in addition, the very relevant ongoing projects of the Fairmont Hotel and the Chable La Paz Boutique Hotel in Puerta Cortes, former Marina Costa Baja, and Playa De La Paz will bring to the city a new level of hospitality services, and a unique reference in the real estate offer in the area.
For years, La Paz has been preserved and underdeveloped, frozen in time due to the scarce supply of international flights. Finally, last summer, the International Airport of La Paz City began to receive seasonal flights from Phoenix and Dallas three times a week.
The state capital is waking up, and new restaurants delight local foodies and their demanding tastes; here are a few recommendations:
- Marinera Poke & Seafood
- Nim Restaurante
- Sea Side Bar / Wine & Grill
- Tatanka Baja Fish & Steakhouse
- Oliva Al Mare
- Bestia Restaurante
- Sorstis Restaurante
- Central 1535
- La Faim
- Odayaka Sushi Bar
Stay tuned for news from La Paz; the awakening of La Paz is yet to come as this city is quickly becoming the favorite spot for sailors, Yachtsmans, and Mexican and foreign entrepreneurs who have their eye on this unique destination.
Do not hesitate to visit this quiet city with a family atmosphere. I promise you will not regret it.
